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Most people slow down after retirement. Juan López García hit the gas.

Have you seen the forecast? It's snow joke.

Celebrity chef Cat Cora is coming to the rescue for those struggling to figure out how they'll host a proper Super Bowl bash on Sunday.

At least 17 New Yorkers have died outside since Jan. 24 -- 13 of them from hypothermia and three from overdoses, according to City Hall officials.

A 20-year-old Tesla driver pleaded with a 911 operator to save his life as he was trapped in a burning vehicle, according to a wrongful death lawsuit against Tesla filed by his mother on Wednesday.

Jim Schwartz has had enough of Cleveland.

Schumer has pushed back multiple times on a Republican plan to add the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act.

The menace flew into a rage when the 72-year-old victim – a complete stranger – got up from her seat and then sat back down.

Ahead of Super Bowl weekend, New York Post newsroom staffers trade football loyalties for caffeine in a blind coffee showdown: Seattle’s Starbucks versus New England’s Dunkin’.  With no logos and no bias, they sip, sniff, and sound off as strong opinions start flying fast.  Some reactions are brutal, others unexpectedly thoughtful—and consensus is anything but...

The former linebacker filed for sole custody of the children in August 2025.

The White House press secretary attacked California Gov. Gavin Newsom, suggesting he and the state’s top cop are turning their backs on public safety — and putting violent criminals back on the streets.

The Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots face off at Super Bowl LX on Sunday — but there's a hotter battle for coffee lovers nationwide.

Lindsey Vonn has competition.

Luxury fragrances and lingerie make gorgeous Valentine's Day gifts.

"What's with that 20-minute gap? The camera gets ripped off the doorbell, but then there's motion seen on the camera outside, you know, 20 minutes later," NBC National Law Enforcement & Intelligence Correspondent Tom Winter said during Friday's "Today" show.

The One Thousand Museum deal was just one big-dollar transaction to happen in Zaha Hadid's rare stateside structures.

One California House Democrat’s goofy sneakers made a watchdog kickin’ mad. A watchdog filed an ethics complaint Wednesday against Southern California Rep. Derek Tran (D-CA) after he showed off his custom Jordan-style kicks in a fundraising email. One problem: his shoes feature the seal of the House of Representatives on the heel, an apparent violation...

One of the first disabled military veterans licensed to run a licensed pot shop accused state cannabis regulators of threatening his business by not renewing his license that expires on February 12.

Epstein, late financier and convicted sex offender, was told by a third party in 2017 that Gates “wants to talk to you but his wife won’t let him.”

Last week, technical talks started between the US, Denmark and Greenland to put together an Arctic security deal.

The rise of a nihilistic terror cult known as 764, which is obsessed with animal torture, rape, bestiality, and self-harm and is known for targeting children, has been unnerving federal law enforcement officials.

The "Home Alone" actor found himself in hot water at Christmas.

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Denzel Washington's courtside tickets to the Lakers game Thursday night came with quite the bonus.

Shares opened 17% above the offer price of $18. The company sells organic food for children including cold-pressed pouches, pantry snacks, frozen meals and oat bars.